Sentence examples for because we predicted from inspiring English sources
We were truly amazed because we predicted, based on their raw data, that it would be nonassemblable.
In the initial operation, we performed open surgery because we predicted that manipulation of the area around the pancreas would result in bleeding.
Because we predicted a strong effect based on previous work (Cook et al. 2005) and because it was expensive to apply PhyloChip methods, our final sample size totaled 24 samples for phylochip analysis from 6 incubated and 6 unincubated eggs.
We did not determine test-retest reliability because we predicted that answers would differ over time.
Similarly, because we predicted that higher Ladder scores would be related to the decision to seek dental care (criterion validity), this analysis was designed to be one-tailed.
Because we predicted a relatively low incidence of ILI presentations based on local clinical experience consistent with international evidence [ 23, 24] we wished to keep the total number of false positive results to a minimum.
The physical mechanism of the former instability is particularly important because we predict that some volcanic tremors could be explained in that parameter regime.
Most importantly, we cannot explain the excitation of two or more simultaneous spectral peaks because we predict that the observed oscillations are primarily composed of the Rayleigh wave excited by the most unstable (i.e., the longest wavelength) mode.
We expect that the instability observed by Rust et al. (2008) corresponds to our solutions (63) obtained in the case of a purely parabolic basic flow (δ = 0), because we predict that V 0 ∗ = L ∗ ω ∗ / 4 π in this solution.
We used different densities because we predict effects of diversity to be more pronounced under conditions that impose more intense competition.
Our model is consistent with observations of rapid metastasis once a neoplasm becomes malignant [21], because we predict that there has been selection for cell migration prior to invasion.
